PROCESS REVIEW Sample Clauses

PROCESS REVIEW. The parties to this Agreement agree that a review will take place within three (3) years from the Execution Date to determine if the provisions in sections 11.02 to 11.04, inclusive, and Schedule 6 require adjustment or amendment and, where agreed upon, such required changes shall be made, and such adjustments as are subsequently agreed upon shall thereafter be made from time to time with the agreement in writing of the affected parties.
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PROCESS REVIEW. At the conclusion of the oral exam process the President of the Union or a designee agreed to by the Human Resources Director will be afforded an opportunity to meet with the oral board to review the process. Within one (1) month of the conclusion of the promotional exam two (2) members of the Human Resources Department will meet with two (2) representatives of the Union and one (1) representative of Fire Administration to review the examination.
PROCESS REVIEW. In the event that a bargaining unit applicant is not selected, that employee may request, and shall be given in writing, his or her itemized score and placement according to test results within one week of the request.
PROCESS REVIEW. To determine whether the hearing was conducted in accordance with published procedures and without bias on the part of the Hearing Administrator or any CSB member. Deviations from designated procedures will not be a basis for sustaining an appeal unless significant prejudice results.
PROCESS REVIEW. Plantronics has the right to review GoerTek 's manufacturing and quality assurance processes and to requalify the Product periodically upon notice to GoerTek . GoerTek will implement all necessary changes required by Plantronics based upon its review of GoerTek’s procedures.
PROCESS REVIEW. In the event the Manager pays income from a Fund, the Depositary will check via the (half) yearly report and, if applicable, the minutes of the meeting in which a decision has been made to pay those amounts, whether calculations have been performed correctly in accordance with the Conditions of a Fund and Regulations.
PROCESS REVIEW. The MPO and TDOT will review this agreement in conjunction with each Statewide Planning Finding or when STIP/TIP management procedures are substantively changed (e.g., implementation of an electronic STIP/TIP). The focus of the review is to verify the appropriate use of the agreed-to amendment and administrative modification processes and consistency with Federal regulations. We, the undersigned, approve this Memorandum of Agreement. This Agreement will become effective upon approval of signature by all parties, and will remain in effect as long as each agency agrees to and abides by the conditions set forth in this document. This Agreement may be amended at any time, but revisions will require signature by all parties. Any signatory to this Agreement may propose amendment to the agreement at any time. All prior agreements and correspondence related to the definition and need for amendments or administrative modifications to STIP/TIPs are voided with the execution of this agreement. Mayor Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Date TPO Executive Board Chair Commissioner Date Tennessee Department of Transportation
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PROCESS REVIEW. The parties agree to conduct quarterly meetings between to review account management for Non-US Exclusive Countries and the US. The US meeting shall include focus on worldwide issues. Timing of such quarterly meetings shall be scheduled to be close to the dates that EI board meetings or held, or such other dates as are mutually agreed on by the parties. Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 The parties have caused this Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives as of the Effective Date. MICROSOFT CORPORATION EXPEDIA, INC. By /s/ Xxxxxxx Xxxx By /s/ Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx -------------------------------- -------------------------------- Name (Print) Xxxxxxx Xxxx Name (Print) Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx ---------------------- ---------------------- Title VP-MSN US Region Title Sr. Vice President and ----------------------------- Chief Financial Officer ----------------------------- [SIGNATURE PAGE TO THE AMENDED AND RESTATED MSN/EXPEDIA CARRIAGE AND CROSS -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROMOTION AGREEMENT.] --------------------- Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 Exhibit A --------- Mock-Up of the Network ---------------------- Template -------- Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 Mock-Up of the Co-Branded Site Home Page ---------------------------------------- Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 Mock-Up of the Co-Branded Site Home Page ---------------------------------------- Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 Exhibit B --------- List of EI Named Competitors EI Named Competitors in Exclusive Countries: US |X| Travelocity |X| HRN |X| Orbitz |X| Cheaptickets |X| Sidestep |X| Priceline |X| Hotwire UK |X| Travelocity |X| Xxxxxx Xxxx |X| British Airways |X| Lastminute |X| Ebookers Canada |X| Travelocity |X| Groupe Transat |X| Air Canada |X| Tripeze |X| iTravel2000 Germany |X| Travelocity |X| Travel-Overland |X| TravelChannel |X| Ebookers |X| Travel24 France |X| Travelocity |X| Lastminute |X| Nouvelles Frontieres |X| Travelprice |X| Promovacances EI Named Competitors in non-exclusive countries |X| Travelocity |X| HRN |X| Lastminute |X| Ebookers |X| OTP Amended & Restated MSN/Expedia Carriage Agreement FINAL -- June 29, 2001 Exhibit C --------- List of Essential Travel Elements 1. Purchase of airline tickets 2. Hotel reservations...
PROCESS REVIEW. True Up and Qualifying Hours Reduction, Work-Unit Rebid and Layoff will be discussed at the JLMC meeting that follows the utilization of this section.

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